C#

BobJanova wrote:

if you're data binding, why not use a BindingList<T>?

BobJanova wrote:

not quite sure if you're asking a question here or just providing information about your experience

void Test(){
 var c = new ObservableCollection<Notifier>();
 ((INotifyPropertyChanged)c).PropertyChanged += (s,e) => MessageBox.Show("Property "+e.PropertyName+" on "+s+" updated");
 c.Add(new Notifier());
 
 c[0].NotificationProperty = 42;
}

class Notifier : INotifyPropertyChanged {
 public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;
 public int NotificationProperty {
  get { return notificationProperty; }
  set { notificationProperty = value; PropertyChanged(this, "NotificationProperty"); }
 }
}

process = Process.Start(psi);
process.WaitForExit(executionTimeOutSecs * 1000); // convert seconds to milliseconds
if (!process.HasExited)
{
StringBuilder text = new StringBuilder();
text.AppendFormat("Having to kill {0}, executed longer than timeout value, {1} sec.", taskName,
executionTimeOutSecs);
if (logging)
{
log.writeLogFile(text.ToString());
}
log.writeEventLogWarning(text.ToString());
process.Kill();
process.WaitForExit(1000);
}
process.Close();

pprasanthk wrote:

Here i am getting "hasexited" false my process not exited in given time how to
handle this